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10/30/2009
James R. Brown
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Is There Light at the End of the Recession Tunnel?

The Associated Press reports that third quarter growth is raising the hopes of Americans everywhere. The recession, which has been going on since December of 2007, may finally be lightening up. How did it happen? Consumer spending is up more than 22%. A lot of that increase was a result of the well publicized cash for clunkers program. Another government incentive, the $8,000 tax credit for first-time home buyers, resulted in a 23% increase on housing projects. But, when the government stops offering these incentives, will the economy be continue to get better?

It seems that the fate of America lies where it always has: in the hands of Americans. It is now more important than ever to be responsible. Unfortunately, things beyond our control often lead us down the path to debt. Many people don’t realize that bankruptcy has helped many Americans—a projected 1+ million this year—become more responsible.

In most cases, bankruptcy can:
•         Help you understand what you can and cannot afford
•         Improve your credit score by giving you a clean slate from which to move up
•         Stop you from increasing your personal debt
•         Keep your family safe by stopping creditors from making harassing phone calls, saving your home and removing wage garnishments so you can have the money you need to get your life back on track

If it is time for you to take responsibility for your debt, you would be well-advised to schedule a free appointment with the best bankruptcy attorney in your area.


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